Project Energy Savers Products
2012 Energy Savers Calendar
Winner of the Calendar Marketing Association's award for “Best Non-Profit” and “Most Informative” calendar
Now in its tenth year, our colorful, award-winning Energy Savers Calendar is one of the most respected outreach materials on energy efficiency in the country. It offers a full year of proven tips and strategies to help families reduce their home energy bills. Each month covers a different topic, from light bulbs and refrigerators to dishwashing and cooking. And in June and October, we list some great ways to prepare for the changing of the seasons.
The 2012 Energy Savers Calendar is the most customizable of our products.
In our standard customization, available on orders of 1,000 or more, your organization’s name becomes part of the calendar title, and your logo is prominently featured on the cover. Pages 2 and 3 are entirely up to you. Feel free to use our template text, or replace it with your own targeted message. Many of our clients include a mission statement, program description, contact info, eligibility standards, and graphics. Call us and we’ll help you customize the 2012 Energy Savers Calendar to the specific needs of your organization or agency.
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Energy Savers Tips Booklet
The Energy Savers Tips booklet provides 100 energy-saving and safety tips that can help families lower their utility bills. The 28-page booklet features dozens of photographs. It has also been a successful learning tool for energy efficiency and budget-management classes.
Standard customization places your organization's name and logo on the front cover.
Keys to a Healthy Home: Lead
This easy-to-understand booklet alerts homeowners to the dangers of lead and shows them some simple ways to reduce their family’s risk of lead poisoning. In addition to paint and pipes, it covers lesser-known sources of lead, such as miniblinds, folk medicines, occupational exposure, and more.
Learning About Lead with the Safety Squad
The Safety Squad is here with some fun tips to keep kids safe around lead. Patrick the Panda and his friends show kids all the places where they can find lead, from peeling paint to dirty toys, and reinforce the lessons with fun games and activities. For pre-K through second grade.
Water Saving Tips for Your Home
Water Saving Tips for your Home provides some easy tips to save water inside and outside the home. Over 24 colorful pages, homeowners learn that a few simple steps, such as fixing leaks and fully loading the dishwasher, can add up to big savings.
Your Home Energy Savers Book
Your Home Energy Savers Book is an illustrated guide to energy use in the home. This 96-page handbook offers 10 chapters covering essential topics, including how to glean important information from utility bills and how to find and hire a trustworthy contractor. The book is the next step up from the Energy Savers Tips booklet and is an affordable product to give to homeowners.
Weatherization Energy Audit Guide
A professional energy audit increases the comfort, safety and value of a home while reducing its energy footprint and utility costs. The 28-page Weatherization Energy Audit Guide booklet presents a step-by-step guide for homeowners to the audit, a detailed assessment of where energy is escaping and what can be done to fix it.
The Adventures of Sparky, the Energy-Saving Squirrel
The Adventures of Sparky, the Energy-Saving Squirrel is a children's coloring and activity book geared toward children in Headstart through first grade. Sparky takes kids through the house to show them what they can do to save energy, then presents a series of games and puzzles to reinforce what they’ve learned.
Wendell the Duck’s Guide to Saving Water
In this coloring and activity book, Wendell the Duck shows kids how they can help save water inside and outside the house. Kids learn how many gallons of water they can save by doing a few simple things, like taking shorter showers and finding leaks. For pre-K through second grade.
7 Keys to a Healthy Home
7 Keys to a Healthy Home highlights some simple, everyday habits homeowners can adopt to keep their homes healthy. It covers a range of topics, from keeping your home clean and dry to dealing with potentially harmful substances and contaminants.
Timmy Turtle's Guide to a Happy Healthy Home
Timmy Turtle's Guide to a Happy Healthy Home is a fun and educational coloring book. It shows kids how they can help mom or dad by cleaning up spills and getting rid of allergens and asthma triggers.
Asthma Gators
Learning About Asthma with the Asthma Gators is a coloring book for young kids with asthma. Through fun games and activities, it teaches them about asthma triggers medications, and staying healthy.
Cleaning Crew
Cleaning Up Is Fun with the Cleaning Crew is a coloring and activity book that teaches kids the value of a clean house. There's a different page for each room in the house, covering spills, pets, allergies and more.
Healthy Homes for Expecting Mothers and Families
Healthy Homes for Expecting Mothers & Families targets new moms with tips to stay healthy and keep harmful substances out of the home. It also shows some easy ways to make a home safe for a growing child.
Keys To A Healthy Apartment
Keys to a Healthy Apartment is perfect for renters in multifamily housing. It points out some common concerns they can address on their own and highlights larger issues that they should address with their landlord.
Keys to a Healthy Home for Older Adults
Keys to a Healthy Home for Older Adults focuses on health and safety issues that are relevant to seniors. They’ll find chapters on preventing falls, fires and heat stress, as well as detailed information on age-specific health concerns like diabetes and COPD.
Electricity Safety Activity Book
In this activity and coloring book, Patrick the Panda and his electricity Safety Squad show kids how to stay safe around electricity. Patrick and friends cover everything from power lines to electrical sockets to preventing fires and playing safely outdoors. For pre-K through second grade.
Energy-Saving Tips for Your Apartment
Energy-Saving Tips for Your Apartment provides helpful tips for both tenants and landlords that are tailored specifically to apartments. This 16-page booklet covers everything from electronics to heating and cooling and provides easy-to-follow suggestions that will help residents save on their utility bills.
Energy Saving Tips for Warm-Weather States
Warm-weather states face unique challenges. The Energy Saving Tips booklet helps homeowners in the South and West make small changes that can have a big impact. From reducing cooling cost to saving water, this booklet helps families save on energy bills inside and outside the house.
Know Your Energy Bill Brochure Series
The Know Your Energy Bill brochure series helps clients lower their utility bills by identifying the areas in their homes that use the most energy. Each of the four brochures covers a different topic: water heating, home heating, lighting and electricity.
Energy-Saving Kit
Leave your clients with the tools to save energy with a custom Energy-Saving Kit. The standard kit includes:
- Reusable tote bag*
- 14W (60W equivalent) compact fluorescent light bulb
- Hot water temperature indicator card
- Low-flow showerhead
- Refrigerator/freezer thermometer*
- Energy Savers Tips Booklet*
*These products can be customized with your organization's logo.
Conservation Wheels
Project Energy Savers now offers three different information wheels to compliment conservation outreach efforts. These interactive tools display easy ways to save energy and live greener. Click the button below to learn more about the Energy Conservation, the Water Conservation and the Living Green information wheels.
Save Energy in the Dorm
Developed with input from students, the Save Energy in the Dorm booklet is a colorful guide to saving energy (and money) on campus. It offers effective tips about lighting, dining, laundry and more, and will help students undestand the importance of energy efficiency.
